Arduino Workshop - Chapter Two - Building Your First Circuit

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In this section, we'll look at using different components such as LEDs, buttons, jumper wires, resistors, and a breadboard to construct a circuit.
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4:54 Thank you so much for tips like this! As a beginner to arduino (and electronics in general) tips like this help people like me avoid simple yet frustrating mistakes. I really appreciate it :)

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I've really enjoyed these videos, they have been a great help in my learning of Arduino coding.... Keep up the great tutorials

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thank you sir, your videos is really great. I learn lot of things about Arduino.

[@echo5257]

First time to touch the coding and arduino, it is very helpful to give me clear picture of what arduino is , thank u.

[@clems6989]

Very good well executed video. Great Job !

[@shigwig9751]

Nice video guys this is the perfect speed for learning this stuff the other courses were slow but I am really enjoying this

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[@JohnPatersonAu]

What I find confusing is that - to me - "digital" means a series of ones and zeros. Like in serial communications. But, here you are using the digital pins as simply a DC power supply for the LED. Pin 3 is really just the +ve terminal of the power supply. I get that the switch can only be on or off - but you don't need an Arduino for that. The light switch in my office doesn't need an Arduino to make the light turn on. Great videos though! I've been playing with Arduinos and ESP32s for a few days and have been doing stuff like reading CAN bus data, but you really need to go through the basics first to really understand something.

[@gramp6316]

Great videos! Thank you

[@underlecht]

Connecting a button - is there order (power/ground) important like in LED?

[@funiggaweed]

Pretty nice bro :) Is there a way to ask u for a hint on a code I‘ve written ? It‘s like a small prob I guess but I don‘t get it !!!

[@TechUltraaa]

I have a breadboard with x and y top and bottom. There's no positive or negative, how would i use that type of breadboard?

[@anishnethi1784]

What kind of resistor do I get if I want to make this circuit? I live in India so I don't have access to the kit shown in the video. Anyone who knows anything about it, please let me know :)

[@mlem1042]

The kit comes with different types of resistors. The three types that come pre-packaged are: 220 R , 1 000 R , 10 000 R. For an LED the 220 R resistor should work just fine :)

[@mlem1042]

btw it would probably be useful to learn the ohm’s law so you can calculate it for future projects :)

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